How we help
A workshop for faculty
90 minutes, or two parts of 60 minutes, at your school.
A working session built around your own staff’s questions. Teachers leave knowing what AI is, where it helps in their day, where it does not belong, and how to talk about it with students and families. See a sample faculty session.
An AI policy framework for your school
For the people who will own your AI policy.
We work with your team to draft the framework: classroom use, student privacy, academic honesty and what families are told, in plain language your district can adapt. The decisions stay with your school and your district. We start from the state's own guidance, the Colorado Roadmap for AI in K-12 Education.
Plain words for everyone
Ready to share today.
A short reference that explains the terms without jargon, ready to share with staff and parents. Read Plain words.
For public libraries
Start with a free 30 minute conversation.
We talk through who the program is for, what your patrons are asking, and what fits your budget. From there, we send a proposal at a fixed fee and a short questionnaire written for your library, for the front desk to hand out. Patron answers shape the session, whether that is an evening for the public, a short series, or a session for your staff. Book a 30 minute conversation.
Fees
| Offer | Fee |
|---|---|
| A first conversation, 30 to 45 minutes | Free |
| Faculty workshop, 90 minutes | On request |
| Faculty workshop, two parts of 60 minutes | On request |
| Family evening | On request |
| Library patron session, 90 minutes, shaped by a questionnaire, with a handout | $377 |
| Leadership guidance session, 90 minutes, credited to policy drafting signed within 60 days | On request |
| Policy drafting support: an acceptable use guide and a tool approval process | On request |
| Guide review, twice a year | On request |
Sessions are invoiced on delivery, Net 30, with your purchase order number. Policy drafting is billed in two equal parts.
How it starts
What we hold to
Every session is built around your people and your community.
We take no commission, referral fee, or affiliate revenue from any tool we recommend, so the recommendation is only ever about what the work needs.
Policy and legal decisions rest with your school, your district and their advisors.